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Instruments of Macroprudential Policy - Discussion Paper
In a discussion paper published today, Bank of England and Financial Services Authority staff provide a detailed analysis of a range of macroprudential tools that the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) discussed at its September meeting.
Published on
20 December 2011
The proposed powers of the permanent FPC include an ability to make recommendations to the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and other bodies. In addition, it is proposed that the Committee should have powers of direction through which it could require specific actions by the PRA and FCA.
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